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BULLSEYE

CAREERINFORMATION

School subjects you like

& jobs they can lead to


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* Thinkaboutaschoolsubjectyouenjoyandchec

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orhigherqualification(usuallyatuniversity)

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choices.Ithasinformationaboutawiderangeofoccup

ationsand

theireducationandtrainingpathways,including

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furtherinformation

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CONTENTS

Art

Automotive

Biology

Business Studies

Chemistry

Community Services

Computing

Construction

Economics

Electrotechnology

English

Entertainment

Food Studies

Geography

Health

History

Home Economics

Hospitality

Industrial Arts

Languages

Maths

Media Studies

Metalwork & Engineering

Outdoor Education

Performing Arts

Physical Education

Physics

Retail

Rural Studies

Textiles & Design

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Advertising

account executive

Animator

Archaeologist

Architect

Art critic

Artist

Art gallery

director

Art historian

Arts administrator

Arts and culturalplanner

Cartographer

Cartoonist

Conservator

Costume maker

Craft instructor

Craftsperson

Cultural

heritage officer

Director of

photography

Display artist

Diversional therapist

Fashion designer

Graphic artist

Graphic designer

Illustrator

Industrialdesigner

Interior

designer

Landscape

architect

Multimedia

developer

Museum curator

Naval architect

Occupational

therapist

Photographer

Potter

Recreation

officer

Sculptor

Set/stagedesigner

Teacher

art, music

Textile designer

Theatrical costume

maker and designer

Town planner

University lecturer

Valuer

Web designer/developer

Advertising manager

Animator

Architectural drafter

Art gallerytechnician

Artist

Beauty therapist

Cameraoperator

(film,television

and video)

Cartographer

Cartographictechnician

Cartoonist

Costume maker

Craft instructor

Craftsperson

Desktop publisher

Director ofphotography

Display artist

Diversional therapist

Draftsperson

Fashion coordinator

Fashion designer

Film and television

lighting operator

Graphic artist

Graphic designer

Illustrator

Interior designer

Model maker

Multimediadeveloper

Photographer

Potter

Recreation officer

Sculptor

Set/stage designer

Textile designer

Theatrical costume

maker and designer

Valuer

Web designer/

developer

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

art

Advertisingmanager

AnimatorArchitectural drafter

Art gallery technicianArtist

Beauty therapistCamera operator

(film, televisionand video)

CartoonistClothing

patternmakerCook

ChefCoppersmithCostume makerCraft instructorCraftspersonDesktop publisherDiamond cutterand polisherDiversionaltherapist

DressmakerEngraver

Fashion coordinatorFilm and television

lighting operatorFinished artist

FloristGlass craftsperson

Graphic prepress operatorHairdresser

IllustratorInterior decorator

JewellerLeadlight worker

Make-up artistMillinerModel maker

Multimediadeveloper

Museum technicianPainter and

decoratorPastrycook

PhotographerPotter

Printingmachinist

Recreation officer

Screen printer/stencil preparer

SculptorSignwriter

SilversmithSoft furnishing

makerStonemason

TailorTheatre machinist

Theatrical costumemaker and designer

Tiler (wall and floor)Vehicle painter

Visual merchandiserWeb designer/developer

Wood carverWood turner

Animator

Art gallerytechnician

Artist

Body artist

Cake decorator

Camera operator(film, television

and video)

Cartographicdrafter andtracer

Cartoonist

Cook

Craftsperson

Desktop publisher

Film and televisionlighting operator

Glass craftsperson

Illustrator

Interiordecorator

Leadlight worker

Leather worker

Make-up artist

Model

Model maker

Offset printer

Photographer

Photographicprocessor

Picture framer

Potter

Sculptor

Textile technician

Toymaker

Visual merchandiser

Weaver

level 1 Usually has a skill level equal to the completion of

Year 10, the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education,

Certificate I or Certificate II qualification. Australian

Apprenticeships may be offered at this level.

level 2 Usually has a skill level equal to a Certificate III or IV

or at least three years relevant experience. Australian


level 3 Usually requires a level of skill equal to a Diploma or

Advanced Diploma. Study is often undertaken through

TAFEs or Registered Training Organisations. Some

universities offer studies at this level.

level 4 Usually requires the completion of a Bachelor Degree

or higher qualification. Study is often undertaken at

university.

Usual training requirements

This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of ART.

For further information visit jobguide.deewr.gov.au and myfuture.edu.au. The four education and training levels are to

be used as a guide only. These levels indicate the most common education and/or entry requirements for these jobs.

Do you enjoy or are you good at

art?Have you considered the following occupations?


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automotive?Have you considered the following occupations?

Advertising orsales manager

Air transportprofessional

Chemical ormaterials

engineer

Electricalengineer

Engineeringmanager

Generalmanager

ICT support andtest engineer

Importer, exporteror wholesaler

Industrialengineer

Journalist orother writer

Manufacturer

Marine transportprofessional

Mechanicalengineer

Productionengineer

Productionmanager

Supply anddistributionmanager

Technical salesrepresentative

Electricalengineering

draftspersonor technician

ICT supporttechnician

Mechanicalengineering


Safety

inspector

Sciencetechnician

Transportservices

manager

Airconditioning orrefrigeration mechanic

Aircraft maintenance engineer

Automotive

electrician

Boat builder

or shipwright

Canvas or

leather goods

maker

Driving

instructor

Electrician

Electronics

trades worker

Glazier

Insurance agent

Insurance

investigator,

loss adjuster or

risk surveyor

Metal casting,

forging or finishing

trade worker

Metal fitter

or machinist

Motor

mechanic

Panelbeater

Precision

metal

trades worker

Sheetmetal

trades worker

Toolmaker or

engineering

patternmaker

Upholsterer

Vehicle body

builder or

trimmer

Vehicle painter

Accounting clerk

Automobile driver

Bus or coach driver

Car detailer

Courier orpostal deliverer

Credit or loanofficer

Delivery driver

Engineeringproductionsystems worker

Forklift driver

Industrial spraypainter

Inspector orregulatory officer

Metalengineering

process worker

Motor vehicle andvehicle parts

salesperson

Motor vehicleparts or

accessories fitter

Product qualitycontroller

Salesrepresentative

Service stationattendant

Storeperson

Train or tram driver

Truck driver

Transport anddespatch

clerk

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

automotive


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of AUTOMOTIVE.




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BioloGy?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of BIOLOGY.



Acupuncturist

Agricultural engineer

Agricultural scientist

Agricultural

technical officer

Agronomist

Ambulance officer

Anaesthetist

Anatomist

Aquaculturetechnician

Audiologist

Biochemist

Biological

scientist

Botanist

Cardiactechnologist

Chiropractor

Community

nurse

Dental

hygienist

Dentist

Dietitian

Ecologist

Entomologist

Environmental

health officer

Environmentalscientist

Ergonomist

Farmer/farm

manager

Fisheries officer

Fitness instructor

Food technologist

Forensic scientist

Forester

Geneticist

Health informationmanager

Health services/

hospital manager

Horticulturalist

Landscape architect

Life scientist

Marine scientist

Medical imaging

technologist

Medicalpractitioner

Medical records

administrator

Medical scientist

Microbiologist

Natural therapist

Naturopath

Nuclear medicine

technologist

Nurse educator

Nurse registered

Nutritionist

Obstetrician

Occupational

health and safety

officer

Occupational

therapist

Oceanographer

Optometrist

Pathologist

Pharmacist

Pharmacologist

Physiologist

Physiotherapist

Plastic surgeon

Prosthetist/

orthotist

Psychiatrist

Psychologist

Radiation therapist

Rehabilitation

counsellor

Speech pathologist

Sports coach

Sports medicinepractitioner

Sports psychologist

Sports scientist

Teacher

University lecturer

Veterinarian

Winemaker

Zoologist

Aboriginal/Torres Strait

Islander health worker

Acupuncturist

Agricultural

technical officer

Ambulance officer

Animal technician

Aquaculture

technician

Beauty therapist

Biomedical

engineering

technician

Community

nurse

Dairy

technologist

Dental technician

Dental therapist

Farmer/farm

manager

Fisheries officer

Fitness instructor

Flower grower

Food processing technician

Forest technical officer

Horse manager

Laboratory

technician

Massage

therapist

Medical

laboratory

technician

Museum

technician

Natural therapist

Naturopath

Nurse enrolled

Occupational

health and safety

officer

Sports coach

Zookeeper

Aboriginal/

Torres Strait Islander

health worker

Agricultural technical officerAnimal attendant

Animal technician

Audiometrist

Beauty therapist

Butcher

Dairy products

inspector

Dental

assistant

Dietary aide

Farmer/farm

manager

Farrier

Fisher

Fisheries officer

Fitness

instructor

Florist

Flower grower

Food processing

technician

Gardener

Greenkeeper

Horse manager

Horticultural

tradesperson

Laboratoryassistant

Landscape

gardener

Massage

therapist

Nursery worker

Nursing

assistant

Optical

mechanic

Pest and weed

controller

Pharmacy

assistant

Primary

products

inspector

Tree surgeon

Veterinary nurse

Ward assistant

Winery worker

Wool classer

Yoga instructor

Zookeeper

Abattoir worker

Aboriginal/Torres

Strait Islander

health worker

Animal attendant

Aquaculture

technician

Artificial

inseminator

Beekeeper

Dietary aide

Dispensing

assistant

Farm hand

Farmer/farm manager

FisherFitness instructor

Fruit and vegetable

picker

Gardener

Massage therapist

Meat worker

Nursery worker

Nursing

assistant

Pharmacy

assistant

Pest and weed

controller

Sports coach

Ward assistant

Winery worker

Wool classer

Yoga instructor

Zookeeper

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

BioloGy


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BuSiNeSS StuDieS?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of BUSINESS STUDIES.



Accountant

Actuary

Advertising account executive

Analyst (information technology)

Arts administrator

Bank officer (including

building society/

credit union)

Building

contractor

Business (systems)

analyst

Company secretary

Computer systems

auditor

Construction

project manager

Copywriter

Corporate treasurer

Economist

Export/import clerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farm manager

Financial dealer

and broker

Financial journalist

Financial planner/manager

Foreign affairs and

trade officer

Health services

hospital administrator

Hotel/motel manager

Human resources officer

Industrial relations officer

Information

technology administrator

Information

technology manager

Investment analyst

Journalist

Management

consultant

Marketing officer

Marketing/sales

representative (IT)

Market researcher

Multimedia developer

Occupational health

and safety officer

Operations

researcher

Public relations

officer

Publisher

Quantity surveyor

Records manager

Sports administrator

Stockbroker

Tourism manager

Trade analyst

Trade union official

Training officer

Transport administrator

Valuer

Accountant

Accounts clerk

Bank officer (including building

society/credit union)

Building contractor

Catering manager

Conveyancer

Copywriter

Credit officer

Desktop publisher

Export/import clerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farm

manager

Finance clerk

Financial dealers

assistant

Financial planner/

manager

Hotel/motel manager

Human resources

officer

Information technology

administrator

Insurance agent

Insurance broker

Insurance claims investigator

Insurance officer

Inventory and

supply officer

Marketing officer

Marketing/sales

representative (IT)


Occupational health

and safety officer

Personnel clerk

Private investigator

Production manager

Property/resource

manager

Public relations

officer

Purchasing officer

Quality assurance

inspector

Real estate

agent/manager

Real estate

salesperson

Records manager

Stockbroker

Stockbrokers clerk

Tax agent

Tourism manager


Transport

administrator

Valuer

Accounts clerk


building society/credit union)

Call centre operator

Catering manager

Clerk (administrative

assistant)

Conveyancer

Copywriter

Credit officer

Customs broker

Desktop publisher

Employment officer

Export/import clerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farm

manager

Finance clerk

Financial dealers

assistant

Functions coordinator

Hotel/motel manager

Insurance agent

Insurance officer

Inventory and supply officer

Marketing/sales

representative (IT)


Newsagent

Office administrator

Private investigator

Personnel clerk

Purchasing officer

Quality assurance

inspector

Real estate agent

Real estate

salesperson

Receptionist

Retail buyer

Retail manager

Sales

representative

Secretary

Settlement clerk

Stock and

station agent

Stockbrokers clerk

Storeperson

Telemarketer

Tourism manager


Transport clerk

Travel consultant

Accounts clerk

Bank officer(including building

society/credit union)Call centre operator

CashierClerk (administrative

assistant)Copywriter

Costing clerkCredit officer

Data processingoperator

Desktop publisherExport/import clerk

Exporter/importerFarmer/farm manager

Financial dealers assistantFunctions coordinator

Insurance agentInsurance officer

Inventory andsupply officer

Milk vendor

NewsagentPrivate investigator

Personnel clerkQuality assurance

inspectorReceptionist

Retail buyerRetail manager

Sales assistantSales representative

Settlement clerkShipping clerk

Stock andstation agent

StorepersonTelemarketer

Trade union officialTransport clerk

Travel consultantWord processing

operator

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

BuSiNeSS

StuDieS


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cHemiStry?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of CHEMISTRY.





Agricultural technical officer

Agronomist

Ambulance officer

Anaesthetist

Biochemist

Biotechnologist

Botanist

Ceramics engineer

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Civil engineeringtechnologist

Conservator

Dietitian

Ecologist

Entomologist

Environmentalengineer

Environmentalhealth officer

Environmental

scientist

Farmer/farmmanager

Food technologist

Forensic scientist

Forester

Geneticist

Geologist

Geophysicist

Horticulturalist

Horticulturalscientist

Industrial engineer

Industrial radiographer

Life scientist

Marine scientist

Medical scientist

Medical practitioner

Metallurgist

Microbiologist

Minerals processengineer

Museum curator

Nuclear medicinetechnologist

Nurse administrator

Nurse registered

Nutritionist

Obstetrician

Oceanographer

Optometrist

Patent examiner

Pathologist

Petroleumengineer

Pharmacist

Pharmacologist

Photographer

Physicist

Physiologist

Plastic surgeon

Podiatrist

Radiologist

Refrigerationengineer

Sports medicinepractitioner

Sports scientist

Teacher

University lecturer

Veterinarian

Winemaker

Zoologist


Ambulance officer

Aquaculture

technician

Beauty therapist

Civil engineering

design

draftsperson

Civil/structural

engineering

associate

Dairy technician

Farmer/farm

manager

Fisheries

technical officer

Flower grower

Food processing

technician

Gemmologist

Geoscience

technician

Laboratory

technician

Medical

laboratory

technician

Metallurgical

technician

Nurse enrolled

Photographer

Tissue culture

technician

Veterinary nurse

Agriculturaltechnical officer

Aquaculture technician

Beauty therapist

Business equipmenttechnician

Cheesemaker

Chemical plantoperator

Dairy productsinspector

Dairy technician

Dry cleaner

Dyer

Electroplater

Farmer/farmmanager

Fisheriestechnical officer

Flower grower

Food processingtechnician

Furniture polisher

Gardener

Gemmologist

Greenkeeper

Laboratory assistant

Landscape gardener

Museum technician

Nursery worker

Nursing assistant

Pest and weedcontroller

Pharmacyassistant

Photographer

Plastics andcompositefabricator

Primaryproducts

inspector

Refrigeration andair conditioning

mechanic

Silversmith

Textile technician

Tree surgeon

Vehicle painter

Veterinary nurse

Chemical plantoperator

Dispensing assistant

Dry cleaner

Farm hand

Farmer/farmmanager

Film processingworker

Foundry worker

Fruit and vegetablepicker

GardenerHeat treater

Kiln operator

Laundry worker

Nursery worker

Nursing assistant

Pest and weedcontroller

Photographer

Photographicprocessor

Plastics andcompositesfabricator

Shot firer

Textile technician

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

cHemiStry


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commuNity ServiceS?Have you considered the following occupations?

Child care centremanager

Chiropractoror osteopath

Complementaryhealth therapist

Counsellor

Dietitian

Educationadviser

or reviewer

Healthand welfareservicesmanager

Humanresourcemanager

Humanresourceprofessional

Intelligenceand policyanalyst

Librarian

Life scientist

Midwife

Minister of religion

Nurse educator

and researcher

Nurse manager

Occupational orenvironmental

healthprofessional

Occupationaltherapist

Policy

and planningmanager

Psychologist

Registerednurse

Research anddevelopment

manager

Socialprofessional

Social worker

Speechprofessionals

or audiologist

Trainingand development

professional

Welfare,recreation or

community

arts worker

Ambulance officeror paramedic

Cafe andrestaurant

manager

Contract,program andproject

administrator

Enrolled andmothercraft

nurse

Gallery, libraryor museum

technician

Indigenoushealth worker

Massagetherapist

Officemanager

Welfare supportworker

Call or contactcentre worker

Fire andemergencyworker

Gardener

Greenkeeper

Hairdresser

Aged anddisabled carer

Caretaker

Child carer

Filing andregistry clerk

General clerk

Handyperson

Housekeeper

Inquiry clerk

Laundry worker

Nursing supportor personalcare worker

Personal careconsultant

Receptionist

Special careworker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

commuNity

ServiceS


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of COMMUNITY SERVICES.




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coNStructioN?Have you considered the following occupations?

Architect orlandscape architect

Cartographer orsurveyor

Civil engineeringprofessional

Constructionmanager

Electricalengineer

Engineeringmanager

Generalmanager

Geologist or

geophysicist

Industrialengineer

Manufacturer

Mechanicalengineer

Mining

engineer

Production

engineer

Productionmanager

Supply ordistribution

manager

Telecommunications

engineering professional

Architectural,building or

surveyingtechnician

Civil engineeringdraftspersonor technician

Electricalengineeringdraftspersonor technician

Paintingtrades worker

Plasterer

Plumber

PrecisionMetal trades

worker

Roof tiler

Sheetmetaltradesworker

Structuralsteel or

welding tradeworker

Telecommunicationstrades worker

Toolmaker orengineering

patternmaker

Airconditioning orrefrigeration mechanic

Boat builder or shipwright

Bricklayer orstonemason

Cabinetmaker

Carpenteror joiner

Electricaldistributiontrades worker

Electrician

Floor finisher

Glazier

Metal casting,forging or

finishing tradesworker

Metal fitter or machinist

Paintingtrades worker

Plasterer

Plumber

PrecisionMetal trades

worker

Roof tiler

Sheetmetaltrades

worker

Structuralsteel or

welding tradeworker

Tele-

communicationstrades worker

Toolmaker orengineering

patternmaker

Building orplumbing labourer

Concreter

Crane, hoistor lift

operator

Drillers, minersor shot firer

Earthmovingplant operator

Insulation

or homeimprovement

installer

Paper orwood

processingmachine operator

Paving orsurfacing

labourer

Structural steelconstruction

worker

Timber or woodprocess worker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

coNStructioN


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of CONSTRUCTION.




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comPutiNG?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of COMPUTING.



Accountant

Actuary

Agricultural and resource economist



Animator

Army officer

Astronomer



Biophysicist

Cardiac

technologist

Cartographer

Computerprogrammer

Computersystems analyst

Computersystems auditor

Computersystems engineer

Databaseadministrator

Economist

Electrical andelectronics

engineeringtechnologist

Electronicsengineer


Financial adviserand securities

dealer

Geographer

Geographicinformation

systems officer

Geophysicist

Graphic designer

Health information

manager

Hydrogeologist

IT administrator

IT educator

IT manager

IT support technician

Industrial engineer

Investment analyst

Management consultant

Marketing/salesrepresentative (IT)

Materials engineer

Mathematician

Mechatronics engineer

Medical recordsadministrator

Merchant banker

Meteorologicaltechnical officer

Mine surveyor

Multimediadeveloper

Multimediasystems engineer

Naval architect

Nuclear medicinetechnologist

Operationsresearcher

Patent examiner

Physicist

Pilot

Project orprogram

administrator

Quantitysurveyor/

constructioneconomist

Refrigerationengineer

Software engineer

Statistician

Systemsadministrator

Systems designer

Surveyor

Teacher

Town planner

University lecturer


Accountant

Accounts clerk

Air traffic controller

Animator


Army soldier

Audiovisual

technician

Bank officer

(including

building society/

credit union)

Broadcasting

technician

Cartographer

Cartographic

technician

Civil engineering

design drafter

Computer service

technician

Credit officer

Database

administrator

Draftsperson

Electronics detail

draftsperson

Electronics engineering

associate

Electronics engineering technician

Film and television

lighting operator

Finance clerk

Food processing

technician

Graphic designer

Geographic

information

systems officer

Insurance officer

IT administrator

IT support

technician

Marketing/sales

representative (IT)

Mechanical

engineering

technician

Metallurgical

technician

Meteorological

technical officer

Multimedia

developer

Project or program

administrator

Stockbrokers clerk

Systems

administrator

Systems designer

Telecommunications officer

Town planning drafter


Accounts clerk

Animator

Army soldier

Audiovisual technician

Bank officer

(including

building society/credit union)

Broadcasting

technician

Business

equipmenttechnician

Clerical officer

local government

Clerk

(administrativeassistant)

Clothing

patternmaker

Computer service

technician

Costing clerk

Credit officer

Desktop publisher

Electronics instruments

tradesperson

Electronics

serviceperson

Film and television

lighting operatorFinance clerk

Food processing

technician

Graphic reproducer

Instrument fitter

Insurance officer

Marketing/sales

representative

(IT)

Mechanical

engineering

technician

Optical mechanic

Radio andtelevision

servicer

Sales representative

Sound technician

Telecommunications

technician

Transport clerk

Web designer/

developer

Accounts clerk

Animator

Army soldier

Audiovisualtechnician

Bank officer(includingbuilding society/credit union)

Cashier

Clerical officer local government

Clerk(administrative

assistant)Clinical coder

Credit officer

Data processingoperator

Desktop publisher

Film and televisionlighting operator

Insurance officer

Sales assistant

Salesrepresentative

Soundtechnician

Spare partssalesperson

Transport clerkWord processing

officer

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

comPutiNG


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ecoNomicS?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of ECONOMICS.



Accountant


Auditor

Bank officer (includingbuilding society/

credit union)

Chief executive officer local government

Company secretary

Corporate treasurer

Diplomat

Economics teacher

Economist

Export/importclerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farmmanager

Financial advisorand securitiesdealer

Financialjournalist

Financialplanner/manager

Foreign affairsand trade officer

Health services/hospital manager

Home economist

Hotel/motelmanager

Industrial relations officer

Investment analyst


Marketing officer

Market researcher

Nurse administrator

Political scientist

Portfolio manager

Productionmanager

manufacturingand mining

Projector program

administrator

Property/resourcemanager

Public relationsofficer

Sociologist

Statistician

Stockbroker

Tax agent

Town planner

Trade analyst

University lecturer

Valuer

Youth worker

Accountant

Accounts clerk


building society/

credit union)

Buyer

Chief executive

officer local

government

Credit officer

Export/import

clerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farm

manager

Financial dealers

assistant

Financial adviser

and securities dealer

Hotel/motel manager

Insurance agent

Insurance claims

investigator

Insurance officer

Law clerk

Marketing officer

Production

manager

Project or

program

administrator

Property/resource

manager

Public relations

officer

Purchasing officer

Real estate agent/

manager

Stockbroker

Stockbrokers clerk

Tax agent

Youth worker

Accounts clerk

Bank officer (includingbuilding society/credit union)

Buyer


Clerk/(administrative

assistant)

Costing clerk

Credit officer

Employmentofficer

Export/import

clerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farm manager

Financial dealers assistant

Hotel/motel manager

Insurance agent

Insurance officer

Purchasing officer

Real estate agent

Retail buyer

Retail manager

Salesrepresentative

Secretary

Shipping clerk


Stockbrokersclerk

Trade measurementofficer

Transport clerk

Youth worker

Accounts clerk



Bookmaker

Bookmakersclerk


Clerk/(administrativeassistant)

Costing clerk

Credit officerExport/import clerk

Exporter/importer

Farmer/farmmanager

Insurance agent

Insurance officer

Retail buyer

Retail manager

Sales assistant

Shipping clerk


Trademeasurement

officer

Transport clerk

Youth worker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

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electrotecHNoloGy?Have you considered the following occupations?

Computernetwork

professional

Electricalengineer

Electronics

engineer

Engineeringmanager

Generalmanager

ICT manager

ICT salesprofessional

ICT supportor test engineer

ICT trainer

Importer,exporteror wholesaler

Manufacturer

Marine transportprofessional

Medicallaboratory

scientist

Productionmanager

Supply anddistribution

manager


Telecommunicationsengineering

professional

Vocational education teacher

Contract, programor project

administrator

Electricalengineering

draftsperson ortechnician

Electronicengineeringdraftsperson ortechnician


Mechanicalengineering


Medicaltechnician

Science technician

Telecommunicationstechnical specialist

Automotiveelectrician

Electricaldistributiontrade worker

Electrician

Electronicstrades worker

Performingarts technician

Tele-communications

trades worker

Toolmakeror engineeringpatternmaker

Engineeringproduction

systems worker

ICT salesassistant

Metalengineeringprocess worker

Motor vehicleparts and

accessories fitter

Product qualitycontroller

Purchasing andsupply

logistics clerk

Salesrepresentative

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

electrotecHNoloGy


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Actor

Advertising account executive

Announcer

Anthropologist

Archaeologist

Archivist

Art/film/theatre/

literature critic

Arts administrator

Author

Barrister

Company secretary

Conservator

Copywriter

Counsellor

Diplomat

Editor

Film and

television editor

Film and

television

producer

Film, stage andtelevision director

Foreign affairs

and trade officer

Healthinformation

manager

Health services/

hospital manager

Historian

Hotel/motelmanager

Human resources

officer

Industrial

relations officer

Interpreter

Journalist

Lawyer

Legal executive

Librarian

Linguist


Marketing officer

Music critic

Music librarian

Music publisher

Nurse/nurse

administrator

Occupational health

and safety officer

Occupational

therapist

Playwright

Project or program

administrator

Proofreader

Psychiatrist

Psychologist

Public relations

officer

Public servant

Publisher

Rehabilitation

counsellor

Scriptwriter

Social worker

Sociologist

Solicitor

Speechpathologist

Sports editor

Stage manager

Teacher

early childhood

Teacher primary

Teacher secondary

Translator

University lecturer

Welfare worker

Writer

Youth worker

Actor

Advertising manager

Announcer

Author

Child care worker

Copywriter

Counsellor

Desktop publisher

Disc jockey

Film and

television editor

Film and television

producers assistant

Film, stage and

television director

Hotel/motel

manager

Human resources

officer

Insurance agent/

claims investigator

Interpreter

Law clerk

Legal executive

Library technician

Marketing officer

Nurse enrolled

Occupational

health and

safety officer

Playwright

Publicity officer

Public relations

officer

Public servant

Retail manager

Scriptwriter

Stage manager

Translator

Welfare worker

Writer

Youth worker

Actor

Advertising manager

AnnouncerAuthor

Child care worker

Clerical officer

local government

Clerk

Copywriter

Court and

Hansard reporter

Disc jockey

Education aide

Engraver

Film andtelevision

producers

assistant

Flight attendant

Funeral director

Graphic prepressoperator

Human resources

officer

Inquiry agent

Insurance officer

Library assistant

Personnel officer

Playwright

Printing machinist

Public servant

Real estate agent

Retail manager

Receptionist

Sales assistant/

representative

Scriptwriter

Secretary

Signwriter

Stage manager

Tour guide

Tourist

information

officer

Travel consultant

Welfare worker

Writer

Youth worker

Actor

Announcer

Author

Call centreoperator

Child care worker


Clerk

Disc jockey

Education aide

Film and televisionproducers assistant

Funeral attendant

Human resourcesofficer

Inquiry agent

Insuranceofficer

Libraryassistant

Personnel officer

Playwright

Printing hand

Public servant

Retail manager

Sales assistant/representative

Tour guide

Touristinformation

officer

Word processingoperator

Writer

Youth worker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

eNGliSH














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eNGliSH?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of ENGLISH.




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eNtertaiNmeNt?Have you considered the following occupations?

Actor, dancer or otherentertainer

Advertising and marketingprofessional

Advertising andsales manager

Archivist,curator or

record manager

Artistic director,

or mediaproducer

or presenter

Author,book or

script editor

Educationadviser orreviewer

Fashion designer

Film, television,radio or stage

director

Finance manager

General manager

Graphic or webdesigner,

or illustrator

Industrial designer

Human resourcemanager

Human resourceprofessional

ICT support orICT test engineer

Jewellerydesigner

Journalistor writer

Multimediaspecialist or

web developer

Musicprofessional

Photographer

Publicrelations

professional

Social worker

Software andapplications

programmer

Trainingand development

professional

Visual artsor crafts

professional

Amusement, fitnesssports centre manager

Call or contactcentre and

customerservice

manager

Conference andeventorganiser

Contract, program and

project administrator

Gallery, libraryor museum

technician


Licensedclub manager

Sports coach,instructor

or official

Office manager

Animal attendantor trainer

Clothing tradesworker

Electronictradesworker

Greenkeeper

Metal

casting,forging

or finishingtrades worker

Performing artstechnician

Personalassistant

Secretary

Signwriter

Sportsperson

Bar attendantor barista

Betting clerk

Checkoutoperator or

office cashier

Filing andregistry clerk

Fitnessinstructor

Gallery, museum

or tour guide

Gaming worker

Inquiry clerk

Keyboard operator

Model or salesdemonstrator

Outdooradventure

guide

Security officeror guard

Telemarketer

Ticketsalesperson

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

eNtertaiNmeNt


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of ENTERTAINMENT.




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FooD StuDieS?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of FOOD STUDIES.





Biochemist

Biological scientist

Biotechnologist

Child care

coordinator

Dietitian

Environmental

health officer

Food technologist

Health promotion

officer

Health information

manager

Health services/

hospital manager

Home economist

Hospital food service manager

Hotel/motel manager

Journalist

Nurse aged care

Nurse registered

Nurse educator

Nutritionist

Social worker

Teacher

Technical

and further

education

lecturer

University

lecturer

Welfare worker

Winemaker

Youth worker

Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander

health worker


Catering officer

Child care worker

Dairy technologist

Food and beverage

catering manager

Food processing

technician

Hospital foodservice manager

Hotel/motel manager

Laboratory technician

Sales manager

Nanny

Nurse enrolled

Quality assurance

inspector

Residential

care worker

Welfare worker

Youth worker

Aboriginal/TorresStrait Islander health

horker


Baker

Bar attendant

Butcher

Caterer

Cheesemaker

Chef

Child care worker

Confectioner

Cook

Dairy farmworker

Dairy technologist

Dietary aide

Diet supervisor

Drinks waiter

Events coordinator

Farm hand

Fisher

Food processingtechnician

Home care worker

Hospital diet supervisor

Laboratory technician

Nanny

Pastrycook

Primary productsinspector

Quality assuranceinspector

Residentialcare worker

Sales assistant

Salesrepresentative

Ships cateringattendant

Smallgoodsmaker

Waiter

Welfare worker

Winery worker

Youth worker

Abattoir worker

Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander

health worker

Bar attendant

Cake decorator

Caterer

Child care worker

Cleaner

Cook

Dietary aide

Domestic helper

Drinks waiter

Events coordinator

Fast food

sales assistantFish farm hand

Fisher

Fruit andvegetable picker

Home care worker

Kitchenhand

Milk deliverer/vendor

Nanny


Sales assistant

Salesdemonstrator

Salesrepresentative

Sandwichcounter hand

WaiterWard assistant

Winery worker

Youth worker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

FooD

StuDieS


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GeoGraPHy?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of GEOGRAPHY.






Anthropologist

Archaeologist

Botanist

Cartographer

Civil engineer

Demographer

Ecologist


Exporter/importer

Export/importclerk

Farmer/farmmanager


Forest technicalofficer

Forester

Geographer

Geographicinformation

systems officer

GeologicalEngineer

Geologist

Geophysicist

Historian

Hydrographer

Hydrologist

Hydrogeologist

Journalist

Landscape architect

Marine scientist

Market researcher

Meteorologist

Meteorologicaltechnical officer

Mine surveyor

Mining engineer

Naturalresourcemanager

Park ranger

Photographer

Pilot

Real estate agent

Real estateproperty manager

Teacher

Ships captain

Ships officer

Sociologist

Statistician

Surveyor

Town planner

Trade analyst

University lecturer

Zoologist


Cartographer

Cartographic

technician

Draftsperson

Exporter/importer

Export/

import clerk

Farmer/farm

manager

Forest technical

officer

Geographic

information systems

officer

Geophysics

technician

Geoscience

technician

Meteorological

technical officer

Photographer

Real estate agent

Real estate

property

manager

Real estate

salesperson

Ships officer

Survey technician

Town planning

draftsperson

Exporter/importer

Export/import clerk

Farmer/farmmanager

Forest worker

Real estate agent

Real estateproperty manager

Real estatesalesperson


Survey assistant

Tour guide

Touristinformation

officer

Travel consultant

Exporter/importer

Export/import clerk

Forest worker

Farm hand

Farmer/Farmmanager

Fruit andvegetable picker

Miner

Minerals processoperator

Open cut miningplant operator

Photographer

Postal employee


Survey assistant

Taxi driver

Tour guide

Touristinformation

officer

Travelconsultant

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

GeoGraPHy


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HealtH?Have you considered the following occupations?

Actuary, mathematicianor statistician

Advertising andmarketing professional

Agricultural andforestry

scientist

Anaesthetist

Archivist, curatoror record

manager

Chemist orfood and wine

scientist

Child carecentre manager

Chiropractoror osteopath

Complementaryhealth therapist

Counsellor

Dentalpractitioner

Dietitian

Educationadviser orreviewer


Generalistmedicalpractitioner

Health andwelfare services

manager

Humanresource manager

Human resourceprofessional

ICT manager

Internal medicine specialist

Life scientist

Management andorganisation analyst

Medical imagingprofessional

Medical laboratoryscientist

Midwife

Nurse educatoror researcher

Nurse manager

Occupational orenvironmental

healthprofessional

Occupationaltherapist

Optometristor orthoptist

Pharmacist

Physiotherapist

Podiatrist

Policy orplanningmanager

Psychiatrist

Psychologist

Registered nurse

Research anddevelopment

manager

Social worker

Speech professionalor audiologist

Surgeon

Training and developmentprofessional

Veterinarian

Welfare, recreation orcommunity arts worker

Ambulance officerand paramedic

Amusement, fitnessand sports

centre manager

Conveyancer orlegal executive

Dentalhygienist,technicianor therapist

Diversionaltherapist

Enrolled ormothercraft

nurse


Indigenoushealth worker

Massagetherapist

Medicaltechnician

Office manager

Safetyinspector

Science technician

Welfare support worker

Call or contactcentre worker

Cook

Personalassistant

Secretary

Veterinarynurse

Aged anddisabled carer

Child carer

Commercialcleaner

Dental assistant

Domestic cleaner

Fitness instructor

Housekeeper

Insurance,money market or

statistical clerk

Laundry worker

Kitchenhand

Nursing supportor personal

care worker

Receptionist

Specialcare worker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

HealtH


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of HEALTH.




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HiStory?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of HISTORY.



Anthropologist

Archaeologist

Archivist

Army officer

Art critic

Art historian

Author

Barrister

Conservator

Criminologist

Culturalheritageofficer

Diplomat

Editor

Film andtelevisionproducer

Film, stageand television

director


Historian

Industrialrelations officer

Journalist

Lawyer

Law clerk

Legal Executive

Librarian

Museumcurator

Photographer

Playwright

Politicalscientist

Publisher

Recordsmanager

Researcher

Script writer

Solicitor

Teacher

University lecturer

Writer

Army soldier

Author

Film and

television

producer

Film, stage

and television

director

Law clerk

Legal executive

Library

technician

Photographer

Playwright

Records

manager

Scriptwriter

Writer

Army soldier

Author

Clerk/administrativeassistant

Court &Hansardreporter

Law clerk

Libraryassistant

Museumtechnician

Photographer

Playwright

Scriptwriter

Touristinformation

officer

Tour guide

Travelconsultant

Writer

Army soldier

Author

Clerk/

administrative

assistant

Libraryassistant

Photographer

Playwright

Scriptwriter

Touristinformation

officer

Tour guide

Travel

consultant

Writer

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

HiStory


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Home ecoNomicS?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of HOME ECONOMICS.



Architect

Chef

Community educator

Community

development worker

Consumer adviser

Costume designer

Craftsperson

Craft instructor

Dietitian/

nutritionist

Environmental

health officer

Fashion designer

Food journalist

Food technologist

Health educator

Health promotion

officer

Home economist

Hospital catering

officer

Hospitality

consultant

Hotel/motel

manager

Human resources

manager

Interior designer

Marketing officer

Market researcher

Medical practitioner

Nurse administrator

Nurse-registered

Occupational therapist

Personnel consultant

Product designer

Production

controller

Public relations

officer

Social worker

Speech therapist

Teacher-early

childhood

Teacher-home

economics

Teacher-primary

Teacher-secondary

Teacher-technical

and further

education

University lecturer

Welfare worker

Youth worker

Caterer

Chef

Child care worker

Community educator

Consumer adviser

Cookery demonstrator

Costume designer

Craft instructor

Craftsperson

Creche attendant

Dairy technologist

Developmental

care worker

Fashion designer

Fashion coordinator

Food processing

technician

Guest relations officer

Hospital catering officer

Hospitality consultant

Hotel/motel manager

Human resources consultant

Human resources

officer/personnel officer

Interior designer

Marketing officer

Nanny

Nurse-enrolled

Personnel consultant

Photographer

Product designer

Production

controller

Public relations

officer

Quality control

officer

Teacher-technicaland further

education

Textile designer

Travel and

tourism officer

Visual merchandiser

Wardrobe coordinator

Welfare worker

Youth worker

CatererChild care assistant

Child care worker

Community educator

Consumer adviser

Cook

Chef

Cookery demonstrator

Costume designer

Craft instructor

Craftsperson

Creche attendant

Domestic cleaner

Education aide

Events coordinator

Fashion coordinator

Fibre textile

worker

Food processing

technicianFood process worker

Food stylist

Hotel/motel front

office clerk

Interior decorator

Mothercraft nurse

Nanny

Nurse-enrolled

Pastrycook

Photographer

Primary products

inspector

Quality

control officer

Receptionist

Residential

care worker

Respite carer

Retail buyer

Retail manager

Screen printer

Smallgoods maker

Tailor

Teachers aide

Tourist information

officer

Travel and tourism

officer

Visual merchandiser

Waiter

Wardrobe coordinator

Welfare worker

Youth worker

Cake decorator

Child care worker

Clothingproduction worker

Cook

Chef

Costume designer

Craftsperson

Creche attendant

Dietary aide

Domestic cleaner

Education aide

Events coordinator

Fibre textileworker

Food processworker

Footwear workerInstore demonstrator

Kitchenhand

Nanny

Personal assistant

Photographer

Quality control officer

Receptionist


Retail buyer

Retail manager

Sales assistant

Salesdemonstrator

Teachers aide

Textile machinist

Textile retailer

Tourist informationofficer

Youth worker

Waiter

Wardrobecoordinator

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

Home

ecoNomicS


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HoSPitality?Have you considered the following occupations?

Advertising andmarketing professional

Advertising andsales manager

Auditor

Companysecretary

Corporatetreasurer

Generalmanager

Humanresource

professional

ICT sales

professional

Importer,exporteror wholesaler

Manufacturer

Pharmacist

Publicrelations

professional

Supply anddistribution

manager


Training anddevelopment

professional

Call or contactcentre and

customerservice manager

Office manager

Real estatesales agent

Retail manager

Baker or pastry cook

Butcher andsmallgoods

maker

Cabinetmaker

Canvas orleather goodsmaker

Clothingtradeworker

Electrician

Electronicstrade worker

Florist

Jeweller

Nursery-person

Retail orwool buyer

Secretary

Beauty therapist

Checkout operatoror office cashier

Commercialcleaner

Delivery driver

Fast food cook

Food tradesassistant

ICT salesassistant

Models and salesdemonstrator

Personal careconsultant

Purchasing orsupply

logistics clerk

Retail supervisor

Sales assistant(general)

Salesrepresentative

Security officeror guard

Storeperson

Street vendor orrelated salesperson

Vendingmachine attendant

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

HoSPitality


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of HOSPITALITY.




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iNDuStrial artS?Have you considered the following occupations?


This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of INDUSTRIAL ARTS.



Architect

Army officer

Building contractor

Building inspector

Building surveyor

Cartographer

Civil engineer

Civil engineering

technologist

Craftsperson

Electrical and

electronics

engineering

technologist-

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer

Ergonomist

Industrial designer

Industrial engineer

Interior designer

Landscape architect

Marine engineer

Materials engineer

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Mining engineer

Naval architect

Prosthetist/

orthotist

Quantity surveyor/

construction

economist

Set designer

Surveyor

Teacher

Youth worker


Army soldier


Building contractor

Building inspector

Building surveyor

Building technician

Cartographer

Cartographic

draftsperson

Cartographic

technician

Civil and

structural

engineering

associate

Civil engineering

draftsperson

Dental technician

Diamond cutter

and polisher

Electrical

engineering associate

Electrical engineering

detail draftsperson

Electrical engineering

technician

Electronics engineering associate

Electronics engineering

technician

Engineering survey

draftsperson

Marine engineer

Mechanical

engineering

associate

Mechanical

engineering

technician

Model maker

Radio and

television

servicer

Set designer

Sound technician

Survey drafter

Surveying technologist

Survey technician

Youth worker


Army soldier


Automotive parts interpreter

Automotive tradesBicycle technician

Building technician

Building trades

Business equipmenttechnician

Carpenter and joiner

Carpet layer

Computer servicetechnician

Construction trades

Craftsperson

Electricalengineeringtechnician

Electrical trades

Electronicsengineeringtechnician

Engineeringtradesperson -electrical

Engineeringtradesperson -fabrication

Engineeringtradesperson -

mechanical

Forest worker

Furniture polisher

Glass and glazing tradesperson

Graphic press operator

Instrument fitter

Jeweller

Leadlight worker

Locksmith

Marine engineer

Mechanical engineering technician

Metal trades

Model maker

Motor trades

Museum technician

Musicalinstrument maker

Optical mechanic

Patternmaker

Picture framer

Plumber

Printing machinist

Radio andtelevision servicer

Roof slaterand tiler

Saw doctor

Sewing machinemechanic

Shipwright

Silversmith

Sound technician

Stonemason

Telecommunicationstechnician

Textile mechanic

Textile technician

Timber and forestproducts worker

UpholstererVehicle detailer

Watch and clockmaker and repairerWood machinist

Youth worker

Army Soldier


Bicycle technician

Computer service

technician

Craftsperson

Footwear worker

Forest worker

Glass craftsperson

Leadlight worker

Leather worker

Machinist

Metal press operator

Metal trades

assistant

Model maker

Musical instrument

maker

Offset printer

Picture framer

Press operator

Printing hand

Rail transport

employee

Saw doctor

Sound technician

Toymaker

Tracer

Vehicle detailer

Youth worker

level 4

level 3

level 2

level 1

iNDuStrial

artS


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This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation to the subject of LANGUAGES.



Actor

Anthropologist

Archeologist

Archivist

Army officer

Bank officer

(including

building society/

credit union)

Barrister

Customs officer

Diplomat

Editor

Employment

officer- personnel

consultant

Exporter/importer

Export/import

clerk

Film critic

Foreign affairs

and trade officer

Historian

Hotel/motel

manager

Human resources/personnel officer

Interpreter

Journalist

Language teacher

Lawyer

Librarian

Linguist

Musician

Nurse-registered

Police officer-AFP

Police officer-state

Public relations

officer

Ships captain

Ships officer

Singer

Social worker

Solicitor

Speech pathologist

Subtitler

Teacher

Theatre critic

Translator

University lecturer

Welfare worker

Writer

Actor

Army soldier



Child care worker

Customs officer

Employmentofficer

Exporter/importer

Export/import

clerk

Hotel/motelmanager

Human resources/personnel officer

Immigration officer

Interpreter

Library technician

Musician

Nurse-enrolled

Police officer-AFP

Police officer-state

Public relationsofficer

Ships officer

Singer

Subtitler

Theatre critic

Translator

Welfare worker

Writer

Actor

Army soldier



Child care worker

Clerical officer

local government

Customs broker

Customs officer

Driving

instructor

Education aide

Exporter/

importer

Export/importclerk

Home care worker

Hotel/motel front

office clerk

Hotel/motel manager

Library assistant

Musician

Nurse-enrolled

Police officer-

state

Receptionist

Salesrepresentative

Ships catering

attendant

Singer

Teachers aide

Tourist guide

Travel consultant

Waiter

Writer

Actor

Army soldier



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